Lindsay & Beaverton News
By Patricia Dawson
Bring out the whole family for the Terry Fox benefit concert. Enjoy live music by the Vintages, a silent auction, and snacks on Thursday, September 3rd, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. at the Murphy Barn. Admission is by donation, and proceeds support the Terry Fox Foundation. This will take place at the Coworkers Settlers Village, at 85 Dunn Street, in Lindsay.
Friday lunches at the Legion: enjoy a sit-down or take-out lunch featuring ham, scalloped potatoes, or a quarter chicken on Friday, September 4th, at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 67. It will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the family room. The cost is $15 per person. The location is 12 York Street, North Lindsay. If you plan to order takeout or want to confirm availability before you arrive, you can contact the branch directly at 705-324-2613.
Gentle Fit Beaverton meets at the Beaverton Legion on Thursday, September 3rd, for a community health and exercise session.
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Home equity can grow through several factors, including mortgage principal payments and changes in property value. However, market appreciation is not guaranteed, and property prices can decline. Homeowners should therefore avoid assuming that future appreciation will automatically create additional borrowing capacity. A everything mortgages cautious approach considers current equity and existing financial obligations rather than relying heavily on projected increases in property value.